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Step forward onto the path that is unfolding before you. You may not know where that path ends up but it is likely that your dreams or intuition tell you

行動を通して、あなたの愛を表現しましょう。

I received a request to do this tarot spread a while ago. It was one of those suggestions that I felt was absolutely brilliant but I felt that I couldn’t quite do it justice at the time. Some tarot spreads come to me at the blink of an eye and I have to scramble to get them down on paper fast eno

I saw The Grandmothers card on You Tube and, quite unexpectedly, it connected me with an aspect of myself I had buried. It’s The Rose Oracle that urged me to connect with the Divine Feminine. Prior to reading the companion book I had no idea why. The second verse of the Rose Oracle Attunement, that comes printed both on a card and within the guidebook, explains the intention behind The Rose Oracle and helped me recognise why it called to me so strongly. It aligns with my personal intention. ‘May it be a gateway for all to return to ourselves, the Earth, and each other. May our connection with the voice of our soul be made stronger with every use.’ The Rose Oracle Deck For a long time I have felt like I didn’t fit in anywhere. I existed in a liminal space. I felt different. These cards urged me to see that difference doesn’t separate us; it unites us. Together we create the whole. Even though The Rose Oracle celebrates and urges us to connect with the Divine Feminine, it doesn’t dismiss the importance and power of the Divine Masculine. Instead it acknowledges and respects its importance. We don’t need to be either/or. Nor do we need to denigrate aspects of ourselves in order to promote a certain way of being. In fact, embracing our differences allows us to find our commonalities and to connect with our true selves and the truth in others. The Rose Oracle is a very healing deck because it promotes these ideas without any sense of judgement. There are many ways to connect. We just need to reach out in ways that are comfortable for us. This deck is perfect for those who believe in the importance and role of ancestral work in healing. It gently nudges you to explore in that direction and encourages you to unravel both your own stories and the stories of those that came before. It helps to bring them to life and present them in a new light. Awareness allows us to change deeply entrenched patterns. Acknowledging that you can choose which ways of being to bring forward into the present and future and which thoughts, stories and beliefs will end with you, can be cathartic and truly life changing. I don’t say that lightly. In order to find answers, we have to be prepared to ask the difficult questions. The Rose Oracle helps you to feel supported during the process. The imagery is soft and beautiful and to be honest not something I would have gravitated towards in the past. I probably wasn’t ready. The pale peachy pinks and greens blend so seamlessly it can be easy to miss the complexities contained within the images. But, if you take the time to connect with the card you see that rarely is anyone alone in the image and if they are there is always the sense that they are fully supported. On an intellectual level most of us know we are never truly alone but that doesn’t mean we don’t feel that way sometimes – maybe even often. The stunning artwork on these cards can remind us of this if we forget. Others may work with The Rose Oracle very differently, but for me, its strength is in its ability to encourage you to connect with your ancestry and with yourself so you can reclaim all that you’ve loved, all that you are, and all that is important to you. The cards themselves are 9 x 12.5cm with a rose petal finish that makes them a bit clumpy to over hand shuffle. They do riffle shuffle well though. The card name is printed in upper case and a little bit thicker than the keywords so it appears larger without actually being so. It’s easy to take in at a glance. I don’t tend to notice the keywords when I look at the image because the background colour of the label blends beautifully with the card as a whole. I like this. The keywords messages are clear and can help guide your understanding, but they don’t dominate. Therefore if you intuit a different sense from the card, the keywords don’t interrupt the “conversation” at all. The Rose Oracle comes packaged in an interesting solid two part box that is intended to act as a stand as well. I personally don’t use it in this way but I like the packaging all the same. I was disappointed to find that whilst Rebecca Campbell’s Starseed Oracle has the same packaging, her Work the Light Oracle doesn’t. As someone who, for the most part, keeps my decks in their original boxes I always appreciate creators putting time and effort into their packaging. The Rose Oracle Book The Rose Oracle comes with a comprehensive 151-paged, card-sized book. Opening with a section titled, ‘The Rose: The Ancient Mysteries of the Rose’ that shares Campbell’s connection to the rose and the history of the rose including its mythological associations adds an interesting dimension to the book. The second section focuses on working with the deck. Here you’ll find suggestions on how to use the box as a portable altar and as a tool to layout the suggested spreads. Next is the card messages and interpretations section. This is presented in alphabetical order as the cards are not numbered. There’s a small black and white image of the card with pink trimmings which is in keeping with the pink highlights used throughout the book. The card title is printed in pink with the keywords underneath in black. This is necessary as they are too hard to read on the small reproductions of the cards. Interpretations for the cards are metaphoric and poetic yet still clear and easy to connect with. They’re not abstract. Nor are they overly “flowery” or clever for the sake of show. Some may be a tad borderline in this regards, but for the most part they are well written and the metaphors evoke a deep sense of understanding. They are relatable and direct. Each card meaning concludes with a ‘Soul Inquiry’ or a ‘Rose Transmission’. The Soul Inquiry suggests questions to consider. For example, on the ‘Code of Seeds’ card pictured below the questions are, ‘What’s your soul calling you to do? and ‘What’s one baby step you can take?’ The Rose Transmission for ‘Sophia’, also pictured below, is ‘I trust in the divine plan, activate the intelligence within my cells, and unlock and act on my most expansive destiny now.’ What you do or don’t do with these is obviously entirely up to you. If they resonate with you – great. If they don’t, they don’t. As always I encourage everyone to work with their cards however they see fit. At the end of the book there’s a ‘Going Deeper’ section which directs you to the website and courses, and other decks and books by the deck creator. There’s also a bibliography which allows you to investigate further if you’re interested, an ‘About the Creator’ page with links to her socials, and an ‘About the Artist’ page that provides the same. Spreads There are five spreads in the book: Mother Rose (1 card) Rose Garden (2 cards) Sub Rosa (4 cards) Trust the Seasons (4 cards) Rose, Bud, Thorn, Seed, Root (5 cards) Despite their names, they’re fairly standard spreads. For example, the Trust the Seasons spread is a themes-for-the-year-ahead spread and the Sub Rosa is what’s-known, what’s-hidden, what’s-unfolding, and action-to-take spread. I like the continuation of the theme though and in the case of the Rose, Bud, Thorn, Seed and Root Spread it makes the positions and their meanings easy to remember and understand. It’s a great spread applicable to most situations. Overall, I find The Rose Oracle to be a very healing deck and one that is wonderful if you’re wanting to connect with your ancestral line in order to understand yourself and what you’re capable of at a deeper level. It can also help you recognise what needs to be healed. If you are feeling disconnected in any way then The Rose Oracle may be the one to help you find your way forward. Publishing Details Deck Creators: Rebecca Campbell (creator), Katie-Louise (artist) Pictured Version: Published by Hay House in 2022

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The Wisdom of the Sacred Bee Oracle is the oracle deck that aligns with the Journey of the Sacred Bee Tarot and I feel they really do complement each other. And as with the tarot deck, a portion of each sale goes to The Bee Conservancy organisation. The creator, Kelly Burton, invites you to “Dive into a journey through the elements of fire, water, air, earth, and aether (Spirit) with the bees as your Spirit guides.” It’s a colourful trip. The Wisdom of the Sacred Bee Oracle Deck The Wisdom of the Sacred Bee Oracle is a colourful collage deck that utilises elemental energies to share its messages. As someone really drawn to colour at the moment, its use in this deck appeals to me as I find it offers valuable insights during a reading. Sacred geometry is used throughout in varying degrees also and I look forward to learning more about this aspect. For those interested I discovered information on Sacred Geometry on this website (please note I am not affiliated with this website in anyway and I’m not suggesting the need to buy anything. I just found the information in the linked article interesting.) Having mentioned colour, I have to say I was surprised by the bright purple gilding and card backs. Since it is packaged in a purple box I’m not sure why it shocked me but it still does every time I pull these cards out. I guess I thought the depth of the purple would be more akin to the teal on the Journey of the Sacred Bee Tarot. It’s not that it bothers me as such, just that it surprises me. When I look at the cards without an awareness of the keywords, which are easy to consciously overlook if so desired, I see, feel and hear things in quick succession. So much so that I find I need to try and slow the messages sometimes. Generally, my eye is drawn to an area of the card and that precipitates a rapid-fire free association type stream of consciousness that ultimately comes to make complete sense. In other words, this deck and my intuition seem to have an intimate connection. I feel more like an onlooker/eavesdropper than an active participant. It’s like the scenes in the more light-hearted TV crime shows where the “consultant” suddenly overhears something that allows everything to fall into place and they crack the case. Once illuminated the answer seems as if it was so obvious all along. Although, on occasions the keywords have thrown me. For example, Stagnation and Indifference. When I looked at Stagnation, the Hermit came to mind. The need to look inside because that is where, just like in the case of the honeycomb which contains the larvae and stores the honey and pollen, the answers will be found. When I looked at the card I pretty much flipped the meaning. In the book one of the possible things to consider is to “Notice if you are being withdrawn” as if that was a negative condition. But then it made sense to me. There’s a difference between hiding away and consciously choosing to do so. If you’ve removed yourself because you need to recharge and/or take stock then that’s a positive action. However, if you’re withdrawn and isolated and finding your thoughts and actions feel stagnant, uninspiring and heavy then it really could well be time to go within in search of whatever it is you think may return some sweetness to your life. For me, my reaction to the card was signalling both the way to work with the card and to alter what it was expressing. Next time I see Stagnation I may have a totally different response. But that’s how I see it this time around. As I look at it now, I notice the green and what feels like Universal energy but I won’t go into that now. This isn’t about my personal interpretations after all. Although I can’t help thinking about our indifference to the healing power of nature and our ability to heal ourselves and our situations when I look at the echinacea flowers and the keyword Indifference pictured above. Echinacea reminds me of my Mum and the thought that we can’t think one way and act another and hope to have a favourable response. Also our indifference to our ability to heal ourselves from Ancestral trauma, even though there may be a powerful need to do so. That message may have been strengthened by the Ancestry card sitting beside it (pictured below). In my own case I wish I had investigated these ideas much sooner. Recently I have come to see how incorrectly I had interpreted something that has shaped a large part of my life. Fortunately it’s never too late to rectify things although unfortunately it can be too late to say sorry to those concerned. I find one of the real strengths of the Wisdom of the Sacred Bee Oracle is its balance. It’s not all happy, happy and sickly sweet. It’s a spoonful of honey, not the entire jar. It doesn’t gloss over emotions and situations we all may face and have to deal with. But, as I’ve already alluded to, it doesn’t take you somewhere you may have been trying to avoid without suggesting a way out. The cards themselves are on good matt cardstock that’s quite nice to shuffle in every way. And, it fans okay. The cards measure approximately 7½ x 12½ cm and are fully reversible. There are three lineage cards represented by The Worker, The Drone and The Queen and five suits – Air, Water, Earth, Fire and Aether with thirteen cards in each. Each card has an elemental symbol at the top with the keyword printed in uppercase on a coloured strip that runs across the bottom. The colour of the strip varies with the suit. That detail would really enhance the accompanying Tarot deck, but it’s not to be on my edition. The Wisdom of the Sacred Bee Oracle Book The perfect bound book that comes with the deck is 152 pages long. It opens with a welcome that offers a brief introduction to the deck that includes a little information on bees as well. This is followed by equally brief information on Sacred Geometry which includes an explanation on the intentional sizing of the deck. Next comes the cards and their meanings. For each there’s a black and white image, an explanation of the picture, followed by card meanings and suggested actions. The cards are divided elementally. However, then you need to flick through to find your particular card. The index only offers the page number for the beginning of the element and the cards are not presented in their section alphabetically which means there’s a little more flicking required than should be necessary. Since the cards are not numbered, there’s no help there either. This is a minor complaint and one that could be easily rectified in subsequent printings since no reason is given for this choice. Spreads Two spreads are included in the book. Three Card Spread The Wisdom of the Sacred Bee Five Card Spread I really connect with this deck but I recognise it isn’t for everyone. If you are drawn to it or would like to investigate it further, you can discover more at the creator’s website www.sacredsoulproductions.com Publishing Details Deck Creator: Kelly Burton Pictured Version: Published by Sacred Soul Productions in 2021 Website: www.sacredsoulproductions.com

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